Please feel welcome to attend the Gravity in the Quantum Regime workshop taking place in Wilder Laboratory, Dartmouth College on June 28th-29th, 2018. This workshop will bring together researchers tackling theoretical issues at the intersection of quantum theory and gravitational physics. The workshop will consist of five 1-hour long talks and four discussion sessions.

Day 1 - Thursday June 28th

9:30am         Tensor networks and gravitational physics
Wilder 202     Adam G. M. Lewis, Perimeter Institute

11:00am       Discussion 1: Gravitational decoherence
Wilder 103     Led by Miles Blencowe, Dartmouth College

2:00pm         Discussion 2: Is standard semiclassical Einstein gravity viable?
Wilder 102     Led by Maaneli Derkhshani, Utrecht University

3:00pm         Quantum mechanics and the covariance of physical laws in quantum reference frames
Wilder 202     Flaminia Giacomini, University of Vienna

4:30pm         Composite quantum systems and gravity
Wilder 202     Igor Pikovski, Harvard University

Day 2 - Friday June 29th

9:30am         The problem of time in canonical quantum gravity
Wilder 202     Maaneli Derkhshani, Utrecht University

11:00am       Discussion 3: Indefinite causal structure
Wilder 115     Led by Flaminia Giacomini, University of Vienna

2:00pm         Discussion 4: Time from quantum correlations
Wilder 103     Led by Alexander R. H. Smith, Dartmouth College

3:30pm         Quantum theory and spacetime
Wilder 202     Steve Weinstein, University of Waterloo and Perimeter Institute